(3726) Woburn English Tutors

• 35 / hr
• Worcester , MA ( 01605 )

I've taught at Worcester Art Museum (WAM) for 8 years, was born and raised in Worcester, but have career experience spanning the country, including positions at Shemer Art Center in Arizona and Randall Children's Museum in California.I proudly served two years in AmeriCorps, helping children to read... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Worcester , MA ( 01607 )

Hello, my name is Travis and I'm currently a student at Worcester State University studying chemistry. I have some experience tutoring at the college level, as well as the high school level. The last few semesters here at school I have helped numerous people get a better grasp on subject material, often inconveniencing myself in order to help others.My love of teaching comes from my love of learning new things. I truly enjoy seeing a students "aha!" moment when the gears in their head begin to Read more

• 35 / hr
• Worcester , MA ( 01609 )

My name is Alyssa, and I am passionate about sharing my love for language and history. I am pursuing a Master's degree in Classics at Boston College. During this program, I will be a teaching assistant for an introductory Latin class. Another aspect of my love of language is writing. I took many cre... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Worcester , MA ( 01610 )

I discovered my love of teaching back in elementary school when classmates started asking me for homework help, and I haven't looked back since! I began formally tutoring in high school and am now on a path towards earning a degree in secondary education from Clark University and a teaching license.... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Worcester , MA ( 01610 )

I graduated from Clark University with a degree in physics. Despite loving physics, however, I have always found the traditional classroom approach to education to be limiting. I believe that education is a highly personal experience, and not everybody's learning styles are the same. My goal in educ... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Paxton , MA ( 01612 )

I have always had a love or history. From a young age, I couldn't seem to get enough. These habits have followed me through high school and college where I graduated Cum Lauda with a degree in history from Umass Dartmouth.One thing I hear time and again, is history is filled with endless/useless names, dates, and facts. I disagree. History is now only the study of yesteryear but of today as well.I prefer to examine history through a linear approach rather than confusing facts and dates. Read more

• 35 / hr
• Boxborough , MA ( 01719 )

I have been working in education now for the past three years, and within those three years I have learned a lot about what it means to be an educator. I have worked in all levels from elementary up to college. I want to further my career in teaching, in which I have a passion for and feel that I a... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Ashland , MA ( 01721 )

English was always my best subject in school: I was quick to learn all the ins-and-outs of essay-writing, I read the books I was supposed to for class, and I think, even as I initially entered college to study Psychology, the idea of teaching writing and reading and literature was always on the back... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Ashland , MA ( 01721 )

Dear potential future students,I have a degree in Elementary Education, specifically Elementary Math. I am familiar with and have taught to Common Core standards in Math and English subjects. My passion is making sure students have a strong base in these subjects so they are confident in their skill... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Ashland , MA ( 01721 )

I have studied Russian and related languages (Ukrainian, Czech, Polish, Slovak) as well as German, French and Swedish. I began studying Russian in high school and majored in it at UMASS Amherst. I use Russian and Ukrainian almost daily, in communication with friends and clients of the non-profit with which I am affiliated, Doctors Collaborating To Help Children.While in grad school, I taught elementary and intermediate Russian as well as elementary Polish and Czech. I chose not to pursue a c Read more